Nations League: Italy wins its place for the Final Four, crazy match between England and A (…) – Foot Mercato

Failing to go to Qatar in a few weeks, the Squadra Azzurra will be satisfied with it. This Monday, Hungary and Italy crossed swords to find out which of these two nations would get the penultimate ticket for the Final Four of the League of Nations in this group 3. In this little game, it is therefore the Nazionale de Donnarumma who had the last word (2-0). After the first thrill of the evening for the Hungarians when Szalai saved his goalkeeper Gulasci after a handball on his line (5th), Raspadori, in fox of the surfaces, took advantage of a gross error of recovery from the Hungarian defense to cool the Puskàs Aréna (27th). The continuation after this advertisement Faced with brave Hungarians, the reigning European champions ended up taking the break. If Di Lorenzo came very close to it (31st), Dimarco, served by Cristane at the conclusion of a nice collective movement, was not asked to put his people to safety (52nd). The PSG goalkeeper, for his part, did the job against Styles at close range so as not to give an ounce of hope to the men of Marco Rossi (55th). Not much to report between now and the end of the game, except for the farewell of Hungary captain Adam Szalai to his public. The incredible comeback of the Three Lions! The other issue of the evening, in a prestigious poster which opposed England to Germany, was not sporting, but rather symbolic as a dress rehearsal before setting foot in Qatar for the Cup of the world 2022. Already condemned to relegation to League B, the Three Lions offered their public a sacred burst of pride (3-3) when they were badly embarked. What allow Gareth Southgate, much criticized across the Channel, to breathe a little? Nothing is less sure. Especially since Maguire, in whom he maintained his confidence in a 3-man defense, again experienced an extremely complicated evening in front of his people. The Manchester United defender was again guilty by conceding a penalty against the Nationalmannschaft (52nd). Before losing the ball leading to the sumptuous goal of the break signed Havertz (67th). Luckily for him, his partners have an iron mind. For the first God Save The King at Wembley and this just after a royal silence observed in tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II, the 22 actors nevertheless took time to pack the meeting. Wembley feast The first period was rather to the advantage of the English, under the leadership of a Sterling in legs and only member of the starting trio (with Kane and Foden) really dangerous. Without a magnificent save from Ter Stegen against the Chelsea player (25th), the Three Lions would have taken the lead against Kehrer’s Germany, fishing in his transmissions and in the danger zone, like Kimmich (45th+3). After taking on water in a short time, the public at Wembley, land of magical football, was then able to jubilate. Shaw first sounded the revolt (72nd) before the entrants (Saka for Mount) made the difference to equalize (75th). Taking advantage of a foul from Schlotterbeck on Bellingham at the entrance to the area, Kane capsized Wembley with happiness by converting a penalty after intervention by the VAR (84th). A short-lived joy. Pope, surprised by the rebound on a strike from Gnabry, allowed Havertz to afford a double (87th), while Ter Stegen once again saved his people in front of Saka (90th). Parity score in this crazy match between two nations still having a lot of work to do for the 2022 World Cup. England therefore ends without a win in this Nations League campaign. Kvaratskhelia still makes the powder speak Note that, in League B, Finland validated its maintenance in favor of a victory in Montenegro (2-0), thus condemning Romania to League C despite its great success against Bosnia (4-1). Willy Sagnol’s Georgia, guaranteed to move up to League B, finished undefeated in particular thanks to a new goal in Gibraltar (2-1) from the country’s new star, the Neapolitan Kvaratskhelia. The results of the matches at 8:45 p.m. League A – Group 3 England 3-3 Germany: Shaw (72nd), Mount (75th), Kane (84th) / Gündoğan (52nd, sp), Havertz (67th, 87th) Hungary 0-2 Italy : Raspadori (27th), Dimarco (52nd) Ligue B – Group 3 Montenegro 0-2 Finland: Antman (47th), Källman (53rd) Romania 4-1 Bosnia and Herzegovina: Man (38th), Puscas (73rd, 86th), Ratiu (79th) / Dzeko (77th) League C – Group 4 Gibraltar 1-2 Georgia: Annesley (75th) / Kvaratskhelia (19th, sp), Tsitaishvili (48th) North Macedonia 0-1 Bulgaria: Despodov (50th) League D – Group 2 San Marino 0-4 Estonia: Anier (38th, 78th), Teniste (56th), Sappinen (66th)